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Downtown businesses say they’re not busier, even as federal civil servants begin return to the office

Ottawa, Insider Only

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Ottawa, Insider Only

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West-end communities want plan to mitigate possible Senators move downtown

Insider Only Ottawa, Sports and Entertainment, Top Stories

What’s on the wish list for small business in 2023? We ask OCOBIA’s Michelle Groulx

Ottawa, Insider Only

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Montreal firm floats plan for seven-tower mixed-use development in Overbrook

Insider Only Real Estate, Residential

Lennard Commercial Realty sets up shop in Ottawa

Insider Only Non-Residential, Ottawa, Real Estate

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Ottawa’s office vacancy rate tops 11% in Q4 as experts forecast ‘bumpy road’ ahead for landlords

Insider Only Non-Residential, Real Estate

The OBJ winter newsmagazine has hit the streets

Ottawa, Insider Only

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‘We’re busy’: Convention industry’s comeback in full swing as bookings approach 2019 levels

Insider Only Ottawa, Tourism

Hoppier eyes 2023 breakout as digital gift-card provider embraces lean business model

Insider Only Techopia, Top Stories

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